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Collection Summary

Creator
Lionel Wigmore
Title
Papers of Lionel Wigmore
Date Range
1925-1983
Collection Number
MS 4571
Extent
3.51 metres (11 ms boxes, 7 archive boxes, 1 large folio box)
Language of Materials
English
Repository
NLA

Introduction

Conditions Governing Access

Please refer to the collection's catalogue record (http://nla.gov.au/nla.cat-vn1836841) for the access conditions.

Conditions Governing Use

Copying and publishing of unpublished manuscript material is subject to copyright restrictions. For such material, written permission to publish must be obtained from the copyright holder(s). Copying of unpublished material for research purposes is permissible 50 years after the death of the creator of the material.

Preferred Citation

Items from this collection should be cited as '[Title or description of manuscript item], Papers of Lionel Wigmore, National Library of Australia, MS 4571, [box number and series and/or file number]'.

Item Descriptions

Class 1. Original Consignment

Series 1. Canberra, History and Development - Box 1-2

This series relates to the history and development of Canberra, and to its growth as a national capital city. It was probably developed as research material for The Long View (1963) and its subsequent new edition Canberra: History of Australia's National Capital. (1972) The forms include some historical letters, photographs and roneoed notes, but the bulk of the series consists of newspaper clippings and pamphlets. Most of the material relates to the period 1950-1970, but includes a substantial amount on the early history of Canberra. The subjects covered are diverse, but may be roughly categorized into areas of public administration, planning, education and science (including Mt. Stromlo and the C.S.I.R.O.), traffic and housing. The many photographs have been arranged into three groups, historical, contemporary and miscellaneous. The miscellaneous group contains photographs of architectural plans for Canberra and photographs of maps and coats of arms. There are 15 folders.

Series 2. Snowy Mountains - Box 3

This material relates to Wigmore's book, written in conjunction with the Snowy Mountains Authority, The Struggle for the Snowy. The Background of the Snowy Mountains Scheme (1968). It consists of newspaper and magazine clippings, roneoed notes, pamphlets, speeches, copies of Acts of Parliament, reports and local Snowy Mountain communities' newsletters. As well as covering the Snowy Mountains Scheme, the series depicts the life of mountain communities, from the early days of mountain exploration until the 1960's. There are 5 folders.

Series 3. India - Box 4-7

This series, the largest in the collection, has been divided into four sub-series. The material was collected over two periods, 1945-1948 and 1959-1960, when Wigmore was the Australian Information Officer in Delhi. The series consists in the main of newspaper clippings and pamphlets, but has roneoed notes, manuals and a few letters as well. There are 23 folders.

Subseries 3A. Papers relating to India, 1945-1948 - Box 4-7

This material relates to Indian Independence (1946), the lead up and the aftermath, as well as containing substantial material on Gandhi. It also contains a survey of the Indian press, undertaken by Wigmore upon his arrival in India on the 3/1/45, for the purposes of determining the requirements of the Australian Information Service. Some confidential material was added in 1977 to the collection, which relates to the Simla Conference of May, 1946. Material added in 1978 is mostly confidential reports and comments on press conferences of 1946 which were sent to the Australian High Commission in Delhi.

Subseries 3B. Papers relating to India, 1959-1960 - Box 4-7

The material in this series is also largely newspaper clippings and pamphlets. It covers the following subject areas: natural history; All India Radio; social issues; tourism; Indian development; education; literature and journalism in India; traffic; economy; politics; children; Acharya Vinoba Shave; population and family planning; food; Nehru; woman; the states; crime; culture; Indian language issue.

These subjects are grouped together, and the folders are marked accordingly. There is also a bundle of pamphlets and monographs on various subjects, but which have been left together.

Subseries 3C. Simla Conference Photographs - Box 4-7

These photographs have been kept together. There is a typewritten description of the photographs, but as neither the description, nor the photographs are annotated in any way it is difficult to match the individual photographs to the descriptions.

Subseries 3D. Indian Perspective on Pakistan, Tibet, China and Russia - Box 4-7

This series consists of newspaper clippings and maps as well as a list of questions on notice to the Indian Government. It relates to India's relationships and involvement with these countries.

Series 4. Miscellaneous - Box 7

There are 5 folders.

This series reflects Wigmore's interest in various topics, as described in the following subseries.

The War, 1968-1970 (File 47) - Box 7

Documented by newspaper clippings, and material relating to Gavin Long.

Television, 1962-1963 (File 45) - Box 7

Documented by a submission, presentation and answers to The Select Committee on Television, as well as a bibliography on television.

Writers and journalism in Australia, 1956-1965 (File 44) - Box 7

Documented by an issue of Hemisphere, the Bulletin and News and Information releases on Australian Literature, as well as some letters and notes.

Oil Exploration in Australia, 1931- (File 46) - Box 7

Documented by newspaper clippings, pamphlets and reports on oil exploration.

Papua New Guinea (File 48) - Box 7

Documented by newspaper clippings, booklets, roneoed notes and pamphlets, relating especially to Bouganville Copper, expatriate/indigenous relationships and movement towards Independence. Included in this group are some articles by the Indian writer and friend of Wigmore, Chancal Sarkar.

Class 2. Second Consignment - Box 7

Series 1. Correspondence - Box 8-9

Series 1 covers Wigmore's communications over a number of fields. These include: the Australian Journalists Association, and Australian Society of Authors, the National Library of Australia, the Gavin Long Memorial Committee (Folder 5)and the National Anthem Song Contest (Folder 6). His correspondence also releated to the publication of his book 'They dared mightily' (Folder 13), the Anzac Peace Prize (Folder 6)and Tayson's history of the Department of Overseas Trade, amongst other fields.

Of interest in this series are Wigmore's entry to the anthem contest entitled 'Australia's way', an article 'In good faith HMAS Australia. A flagship's burial. British squad present' (Folder 1) which is accompanied by photographs and written by Wigmore. Another article called 'My ten thousand miles from Thailand' by Sala Likitkun (Folder 3)includes a description of Wigmore and his work.

Major correspondents in this series include: J. B. Condliffe (author), C. W. Drew (The Herald) (Folder 5), Pauline Fanning (National Library of Australia), S. P. Gebhardt (Headmaster-All Saints College, Bathurst) (Folder 5), Ian Hamilton (Director of the Australian News and Information Bureau), Deidre Hill (Secretary of the Australian Society of Authors), John Hilvert (author), William Hudson (Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Authority), Vladimir Mikeev ('Tass' Correspondent) (Folder 5), Thomas Pye (President Canberra Day celebrations 1964) (Folder 5), Betty Roland (Secretary of 'International Pen'), and A. R. Tayson (Department of Overseas Trade) (Folder 5).

Correspondence covers the period 1926 to 1978. There are 13 folders.

Australian Society of Authors, 1973-1974, 1977 (File 1) - Box 8

Includes notes related to article on Sinking of HMAS Australia, 1924

Australian Society of Authors, 1964-1968 (File 2) - Box 8
Australian Journalists Association, 1942-43 (File 3) - Box 8

Also includes notes related to China Society of Australia (Vic)

Literary and General, 1963-69 (File 4) - Box 8
Gavin Long Memorial, 1968-77 (File 5) - Box 8

Includes items related to Charles Bean and Hal Richards, Dept. of Overseas Trade

Ideas - Anzac peace Prize, Australian National Anthem Contest, 1974-76 (File 6) - Box 8
Personal Military and Dept. of Information Records, 1939-51, 1975 (File 7) - Box 8
Oil Exploration and Motoring, 1926-40, 1955 (File 8) - Box 8
Arts Policy(1), 1963-67 (File 9) - Box 8
Arts Policy(2) and National Development, 1942-43 (File 10) - Box 8
Reference Material - General, 1975-78 (File 11) - Box 9
Reference Material - General, 1943-73 (File 12) - Box 9
Book - They Dared Mightily and Hemisphere articles, 1960-67 (File 13) - Box 9

Series 2. Post War Problems Educational Campaign, 1944 - Box 7

This series includes reports, minutes of meetings, correspondence relating to organisation, lectures and interstate travel, ministerial correspondence drafts, telegrams, lists of organisations and facilities, field organisation notes and memoranda. Also included are numerous newspaper clippings which cover such subjects as the progress of the campaign, state homes plans, penicillin manufacture, decentralisation, adult education, referendum (1944) and the Group Discussion Movement.

Of special mention are a speech by Wigmore entitled 'The new crusade', 'An appeal for a greater Australia' by the Rt. Honourable Isaac Isaacs(1943), 'Tasmania; survey of views expressed by municipal councils on referendum issues' from The South Australian Worker (Adelaide) 3 March 1944, a gallop poll and numerous reports issued by the campaign.

Major correspondents within this series include: Ben Armstrong, D. B. Boyes, W. I. Dowsett, Deputy Director of the Department of Information, Norman McRae - Director General of the Department of Information, E. Monk - Australian Council of Trades Unions, Hugh Murphy, K. F. Newman.

There are 5 folders.

Referendum Campaign - Dept. of Information - Reports, Feb-Mar 1944 (File 14) - Box 9
Referendum Campaign - Dept. of Information - Planning Meetings and State Visit Contacts, Jan-Feb 1944 (File 15) - Box 9
Referendum Campaign - Dept. of Information - Meetings TAS/WA, Feb-Apr 1944 (File 16) - Box 9
Referendum Campaign - Dept. of Information - Meetings SA/VIC, Mar 1944 (File 17) - Box 9
Referendum Campaign - Dept. of Information - Meetings NSW, Mar 1944 (File 18) - Box 9

Series 3. India - Box 9

This series comprises materials generated as part of Wigmore's employment as press attached in New Delhi between 1944 and 1947.

Included in this series are photographs, two paintings presented by Sister Nivedita Folk Sichwl in Bengal, reports, despatches, correspondence, notes, telegrams and publicity in the form of articles and speeches.

Wigmore's papers contain several comments on the Indian economic situation, social situation and political standing, especially forecasts on the structure of the 'New India'. Also included are notes on publicity in India, a press survey of newspapers in India, and a series of talks entitled 'Journalism in Australia' in which he outlines the history and conditions of journalism in Australia.

Within this series, major correspondents include: S. S. Brown - Department of Information, J. W. Burton - Department of External Affairs, John Curtin (M.P.) Acting Minister of State for External Affairs, Thomas Dunbabin, Sir Iven Mackay - Australian High Commissioner, Kevin Murphy-Department of Information.

Quite a large number of telegrams are within this series, thus a list of major telegram correspondents is also necessary. They include: Frank Ashton - The Sun (Sydney), R. J. F. Boyer - Australian Broadcasting Commission, Thomas Dunbabin - Australian News and Info. Bureau, London, H. R. Gollan - Senior Australian Trade Commissioner in India, Kevin Murphy - Department of Information.

There are 9 folders.

India - Articles and Talks(1) (File 19) - Box 9
India - Articles and Talks(2), 1959-1960 (File 20) - Box 9
India - MUSTG , Corro and Despatches, personal papers, 1945-1947 (File 21) - Box 9
India - Reports and Despatches, 1945-1946 (File 22) - Box 9

Includes notes on Simla Conference and Australian Trade Delegation to India

India - Report, Interviews, Corro and Records, 1945-1948 (File 23) - Box 9

Includes notes on Simla Conference, also Delhi farewell invitation and addresses

Series 4. 'The Japanese Thrust' and War History Reviews - Box 7

The Japanese Thrust was the first of Wigmore's major historical writings, being published in 1957. Series 4 reflects the sucess of his writing as most of what is contained within this series is in the form of congratulatory correspondence, and reviews of his work from the printed media. Also included are some personal correspondence, prepublication proofs, Christmas greeting cards and cablegrams.

Of special interest is a letter from Wigmore to his wife Sheila in which he describes his evacuation from Singapore (Folder 25) just before it was occupied by the Japanese forces in the Second World War. Accounts by war veterans are also included amongst the correspondence.

Main correspondents in this series are Manning Clark, Gavin Long, Hon. W. Kent Hughes, his friend Jim Thyer, and his wife Sheila.

There are 8 folders.

Biographical Notes, 1967-1972 (File 24) - Box 10
Correspondence, 1956-1960 (File 25) - Box 10

Includes Personal Correspondence 1942.

Clippings related to Refc Copy, 1933-1980 (File 26) - Box 10
Reviews, 1957-1958 (File 27) - Box 10
Empty (File 28) - Box 10
Proofs pp202-307, 1957-1958 (File 29) - Box 10
Proofs pp308-508, 1957-1958 (File 30) - Box 11
Reviws, related articles, including Contract, 1957-1962 (File 31) - Box 11

Series 5. Span - Box 7

The Span series is nearly totally comprised of correspondence - either with publishers, authors or searching for the whereabouts of authors via embassy channels.

All other inclusions are biographies or lists of works nominated for inclusion in Span. Later correspondence deals with applications to reprint items from Span.

Amongst major correspondents in the series are: Len Barsdell, Norman Bartlett, Dutton and Palmer - publishers, Ralph T. Williams, Philip Jones, Narscisco G. Reyes, K. C. O. Shaun - Ambassador for the Philippines, Elizabeth A. Warren - publisher's agent.

There are 16 folders.

SPAN Corresponence (1), 1959-1967 (File 32) - Box 11
SPAN Correspondence (2), 1956-1959 (File 33) - Box 11
SPAN University of Hawaii at Maroa - Correspondence, 1981 (File 34) - Box 11
SPAN Correspondence - Re Articles and Biographies (1), 1956-1958 (File 35) - Box 11
SPAN Correspondence - Re Articles and Biographies (2), 1956-1958 (File 36) - Box 11
SPAN Biographies, 1956 (File 37) - Box 11
SPAN Reviews, 1959-1968 (File 38) - Box 11

Includes related correspondence 1980.

SPAN Pakistan - Rejects, 1957 (File 39) - Box 11
SPAN Phillipines - Rejects, 1957 (File 40) - Box 12
SPAN Poetry - Rejects, 1957 (File 41) - Box 12
SPAN Rejects, 1957 (File 42) - Box 12
SPAN Reviews and Articles, 1958 1960 (File 43) - Box 12
SPAN Correspondence - Reviews and Reference, 1957-1959 (File 44) - Box 12
SPAN Publisher Correspondence, 1957-1958 (File 45) - Box 12
SPAN Letters - Phillipines to End (1), 1956-1958 (File 46) - Box 12
SPAN Lettre - Phillipines to End (2), 1956-1958 (File 47) - Box 12

Series 6. The Long View - Box 7

The Long view, a history of Canberra's first fifty years, was published in 1963.

This comprises mainly correspondence pertaining to the production and publication of the book, newspaper clippings, reviews and congratulatory notes.

Interesting articles in the collection include a pamphlet entitled 'Who's who in Canberra?' autographed by Achdiat K. Mihardja in March 1963, and a compliments note from Wigmore which states 'This first copy of THE LONG VIEW is respectfully offered to HER MAJESTY, QUEEN ELIZABETH II with the author's humble duty 12 March 1963, Canberra.'

The collection also has amongst it articles pertaining to the illustrator, Alison Forbes.

Major correspondents in this series include: Stewart Cockburn - Secretary of the Board of Commissioners at the Australian Embassy - Washington, Andrew Fabinyi, Alison Forbes- Illustrator, Fleur - Daughter, N. F. Goss - Cheshire Ltd.

Congratulatory messages were received from many 'notable' persons including: Government House (Canberra), Norman Harper and Wilfrid Thomas.

There are 3 folders.

The Long view Correspondence with Publisher, 1962-1963 (File 48) - Box 12
The Long view Reviews, Press Cuttings etc,(1), 1956 (File 49) - Box 12

Includes partial Proof of Book.

The Long view - Reviews, Press Cuttings etc,(2), 1959-1968 (File 50) - Box 12

Includes related correspondence 1980.

Series 7. Struggle for the Snowy - Box 7

The preparation for this publication, notes, interviews, correspondence, memoranda, drafts and subsequent reviews take up much of the content of the collection.

Wigmore's interviews with personnel working on or connected with the Hydro Electric Commission provide valuable insights into the people and the life encountered on the Snowy Mountains Scheme. Also of particular interest is his correspondence with which not only his research technique, but also the process through which he produced the manuscript for Struggle for the Snowy

Press clippings from nearly all Australia's major newspapers are also included. Subjects covered range from electricity production, to Australian and overseas water balances, to the political views of the Snowy Mountains Scheme to birth control in China and the populating of the north of Australia by improved water provision. In particular, the political decisions are well covered.

The major correspondents are: Ruth Dixon-Oxford University Press, David Elder - Oxford University Press and also Frank Eyre of the 'press';, W.G.R. Gilfillan (Bill) Snowy Mountains Hydro-electricity Scheme, and W.D. Hudson (Sir) Commissioner of the Scheme.

There are 45 folders.

Struggle for the Snowy - Correspondence (i), 1965-1969 (File 51) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Correspondence (ii), 1963-1965 (File 52) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Drafts, Correspondence, Notes, 1966-1968 (File 53) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - File Letters, 1965-1969 (File 54) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Basic Letters, 1963-1967 (File 55) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Interviews with Sources, 1964-1965 (File 56) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Notes - Places and People, 1963-1965 (File 57) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Publication Correspondence, 1966-1968 (File 58) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Publication Matters, 1964-1967 (File 59) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Notes for Exhibition NLA, 1964-1965 (File 60) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Amendments and Revisions, 1965 (File 61) - Box 13
Struggle for the Snowy - Ysed References - Biographical (File 62) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Personal Snowy Material (Not required for Book) (File 63) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Content Notes Chs 9,10,11 (File 64) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Criticism, 1966-1971 (File 65) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Comment, 1965-1967 (File 66) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - T.S. Discards (File 67) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Checking Dams and Blasts, Furure of SMA, 1965-1967 (File 68) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Queries, Retentions, etc, 1963-1966 (File 69) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Sources List, 1967-1968 (File 70) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Illustrations, 1967-1969 (File 71) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - First draft Ch 7 - now 10/11 (File 72) - Box 14
Struggle for the Snowy - Original Draft(i) 8-10(Old), now 10-12 (File 73) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Original Draft(ii) 8-10(Old), now 10-12 (File 74) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Intro, Preface. revision of To 1939, 1965-1967 (File 75) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - (i) 1-6, Chs 3-6 Old Top Copies (File 76) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - (ii) 1-6, Chs 1-2 Old Top Copies, 1964-1965 (File 77) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Chs 8-9 Preparatory Copies, 1964-1965 (File 78) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Ch 11 (Rough Dec 1966) (File 79) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Ch 6 1919-1941 (1966), Ch 7 1941-1945 (1967), 1964-1965 (File 80) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Ch 8 1945-1947 (1966) Reviews (File 81) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Commissioner's Excisions Ch 7-8 (File 82) - Box 15
Struggle for the Snowy - Revision Copies Ch 10 (File 83) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Revision Copies Chs 2,3 Final Ch 4 (File 84) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Superceded copies Ch 11 To 1967 (File 85) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Revision Ch 12 (File 86) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Rotterdam 7-9 Draft 7-9 New series (File 87) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - 1965 Revision Ch 10 (7 old) (File 88) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Revision Ch 4, Final Revision Ch 5 (File 89) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Final Ch 5, Final Revision 6,7, Summarise 8-12 (File 90) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Final Ch 8,9,10-12 (File 91) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Final revision Ch 9 (File 92) - Box 16
Struggle for the Snowy - Master Copy (1) Chaps 1-7 (Revised Series), 1965-1967 (File 93) - Box 17
Struggle for the Snowy - Master Copy (2) Chaps 8-12 (Revised Series), 1965-1967 (File 94) - Box 17
Struggle for the Snowy - Pre-Publication Proofs - Correspondence (File 95) - Box 17

Series 8. Department of Information - Box 17

The Department of Information series contains correspondence, discussion notes, preliminary typescript, articles reports and accounts.

Major divisions of this series are related to John Hilvert's history of the department and to Wigmore's position within the running of various sections of the department, especially the Shortwave Division.

Of special interest are a copy of John Hilvert's Expression and Supression: the Department of Information 1939-1945, and Telling the truth about the cause as well as a Digest of decisions and announcements and important speeches by the Prime Minister, Hon. John Curtin - 1942. A brief correspondence group within this series deals with Wigmore's association with the U.S. Press delegation in 1942.

Correspondents of note in this series are: R.J.F. Boyer-Australian Broadcasting Commission, Peter Edson - NEA Service, E.F. Hannan, R.E. Hawes and John Hilvert of the Department of Information, Steve Richards - United Press Association Bureau.

There are 3 folders.

History of Department of Information - Correspondence, Note, Typescripts, and Letters, 1977-1978 (File 96) - Box 17
History of Department of Information - Correspondence, 1940-1941 (File 97) - Box 14

Particularly related to tour of NZ and Australia by American Journalists.

History of Department of Information - Personal Correspondence, 1964-1965 (File 98) - Box 14

Mainly with Short Wave Div Reps.

Series 9. Newspaper Contributions - Box 17

Wigmore has developed a collection of loose clippings and clippings books of work done during his career as a journalist. The series begins in 1922 with a 'general' journalist style and progresses through to his journal articles of 1933. The noticeable change in Wigmore's writing can be seen easily in this progression of works.

Included amongst his clippings book is one day's output listed in column 2 of the Daily Telegraph - 25 articles.

There are 4 folders.

LGW Literary Products - Clippings (1), 1922-1927 (File 99) - Box 17
LGW Literary Products - Clippings (2), 1923-1927 (File 100) - Box 14
LGW Literary Products - Features and Other Items (Clippings), 1929-1930 (File 101) - Box 17
LGW Literary Products - Special Articles and Items (Clippings), 1931-1933 (File 102) - Box 17

Series 10. Clippings - Box 7

The clippings series has a more recent collection of newspaper and journal articles which include topics such as defence, foreign affairs, politics, Asian affairs and finance. The series dates from 1931-1936 then from 1964-1983.

There are 3 folders.

Selection of Special Reportings (Clippings), 1932-1936, 1964-1968 (File 103) - Box 17
Clippings - Defence, Foreign Affairs, Political, Financial, 1975-1977 (File 104) - Box 17

Also personal corresponence and military papers (1942).

Miscellaneous Clippings, 1976-1983 (File 105) - Box 17

Series 11. Printed Material - Box 7

The printed matter series includes a retirement books list, newspapers and journals including The Manly Daily, Walkabout, Historical studies, Menzies and Malaysia, 'U.S.I. journal' and a catalogue for the Society of Artists exhibition of 1932. Also included is a book A photo album in the ABC from 1932 to 1982.

There are 3 folders.

Retirement Books List, 1973 (File 106) - Box 17
Newspapers and Journals, 1969-1981 (File 107) - Box 17
Journals, 1932-1969 (File 108) - Box 17

Series 12. Miscellanea - Box 7

This series contains items not directly related to other series but which still comprise groups of papers in their own right.

Included in the series are maps to accompany Canberra a nation's capital plus the associated research clippings, items associated with publication of Design for living in Australia's national capital, passport photographs and documents pertaining to a "Tobruk" exhibition.

There are 5 folders.

A Photo Album - The ABC from 1932-1982 - Book (File 109) - Box 17
Canberra a nation's capital - Clippings and Maps to accompany, 1964-1965 (File 110) - Box 14
Design for living in Australia's National Capital - LGW articles, 1967 (File 111) - Box 17
Selected Clippings, 1973-1978 (File 112) - Box 17
Photographs and Pamphlets, 1957, 1963, 1983 (File 113) - Box 17

Class 3. Final Consignment 26/10/87 - Folio 7

Book. Architecture in Australia, 1959 - Folio 1

Journal of Royal Australian Institute of Architects Dec 1959 mainly about the development of Canberra - with notations by LGW.

The Development and Activities of the National Library of Australia, 1957-1963 (File) - Folio 1

Material donated by LGW.

Clippings, brochures, articles and biographies related to the development of Canberra (File) - Folio 1

Clippings and newspaper layout on movong to and living in Canberra (File) - Folio 1


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